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Meet hip-hop’s newest model for Calvin Klein. I hate to say it but this is one of the most embarrassing photos I have ever seen for a model. For one Cudi looks like a damn stick figure with some hair on his chest. (Hated it) in my in living color voice more below.
Hiphopdx reports Kid Cudi has had an interesting year. After dropping one of the most highly acclaimed albums of the year, he has recently been in the headlines for a few reasons not related to music. First, he punched a fan for throwing something at the stage and then he was arrested for what has been reported as a case of mistaken identity. Now, a video has surfaced of Cudi speaking to fans about his frustration with the industry.
More and more each day I see black men being targeted and when the police can’t find anything wrong it’s always the same old song a case of mistaken identity. Check out this excerpt from hiphopdx about what happened below.
Kid Cudi posted the cinematic styled tracklisting for MAN ON THE MOON: THE END OF DAY on his blog.
Kid Cudi Is Gracing The Cover Of The August/September Issue Of Complex Magazine Check out the cover and behind the scenes video below.
Asher Roth & Kid Cudi w/ special surprise guest birthday boy Jim Jones at nokia theatre nyc times square last night. Photos by Brittany Sommerset More pics up under the hood.
G.O.O.D. Music artist Kid Cudi was reportedly arrested last night after a scuffle with police that left the Cleveland, Ohio rapper tasered. According to AllHipHop.com, the incident occurred outside of a Reebok party in conjunction with the NBA All-Star Game, hosted in Phoenix, Arizona this year.
Initial reports claim that the incident was the result of Cudi and party organizers fighting over whether the rapper could wear Jordans, a Nike-manufactured shoe, while performing at the event. The dispute grew physical, reportedly causing authorities to use force and subsequently arrest Cudi.
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